Natasha Formosa
i: @natasharoseart
Multidisciplinary artist based in Melbourne, with a Bachelor of Fine Arts from UNSW. Natasha works with abstracted realism and disrupted portraiture to translate internal emotional states into visual interventions. Anxiety and passion are reimagined as obstructive, transformative elements within the image, like floral forms that obscure or alter the figure to reframe our perception of the emotion. Her recent work considers how time can be experienced as simultaneous rather than linear, focusing on the charged space between figures, objects, and moments.
All at Once
2026, Pencil on Paper.
40.6 x 50.8 cm
$990
All at Once explores anticipation as a physical and emotional state rather than a single moment in time.
Depicting two figures in near-contact, the work holds the tension of a moment that does not resolve. The space between them is active, not empty.
It focuses on what is about to happen, what is happening, and what has already passed, all at once.